news & views
Being An Event Host - Tip No. 24 - The Q & A
On occasions, I'm asked to handle a question and answerwith a speaker who's just finished his or her keynote speech. These can vary in time depending on the audience and the type of event.The main...
Charles Moore Speaking In Finchley
London, UKI went along and listened to the former Editor of The Daily Telegraph, Charles Moore. He was speaking at an event in a Finchley synagogue about his authorized biography of Margaret Thatc...
Being An Event Host - Tip No. 22 - Don't Lose It!
London, UKA Facebook friend posted this magnificent piece. How unprofessional can you get? Can you imagine this happening at the BBC? Bizarre isn't it........I know that Americans sometimes like t...
Being An Event Host - Tip. No 21 - Word of Mouth
Later this year, I'll be hosting two functions for new clients. Both came my way because of that wonderful thing called word of mouth marketing.An associate of one of the clients concerned saw me ...
Being An Event Host – Tip No.19 – Interviews
London, UKWith certain events, I'm asked to do interviews between the speaker sessions. This tends to happen when an event includes an exhibition space. As time is nearly always tight, it's best t...
Being An Event Host - Tip No.18 - The Afters
London, UKYour reputation as an MC or presenter can be left in tatters if you don't do the right thing at the end of an event.I was once told of a celebrity of some repute, who, at a post-...

